Delaware News

A pair of Virtual Town Halls this week aim to get public input on potentially major systemic changes to the education system in Wilmington and New Castle County. ... Continue Reading

Newark Councilwoman Corinth Ford said she's noticed an unusual trend three times as she's driven along Paper Mill and New London Roads this autumn. ... Continue Reading

The Delaware State Fairgrounds may turn into an "Amish Paradise" for a while next Summer. ... Continue Reading

Thomas Jefferson University and the State of Delaware have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to explore building the state’s first four-year medical school a step state officials say could significantly expand health-care access in rural parts of Sussex and Kent… ... Continue Reading

State Police say one of two suspects in a grocery story robbery on North Maryland Avenue Friday was taken into custody the following day. ... Continue Reading

More and more electric bicycles and e-scooters are zipping around the City of Wilmington. What should be the rules of the e-road? ... Continue Reading

Even though the government shutdown has ended, and SNAP benefits are being restored, the past six weeks have put a strain on the Food Bank of Delaware. ... Continue Reading

Firefighters from thirteen fire companies across the region converged on Glasgow Sunday afternoon, November 16, 2025, to battle a woodland fire that threatened homes in the Rosetree Hunt neighborhood. ... Continue Reading

Lead remediation - it's costly, complicated, but necessary, according to advocates looking out for the health of Delaware's children. ... Continue Reading

A federal judge has declined to implement an immediate injunction that would have temporarily halted Delaware’s new permit to purchase handgun law from taking effect this weekend, according to court documents acquired by WBOC. ... Continue Reading